7 Best Practices for Mobile First Design

But the question is, have we adapted our websites to the new trends (or do we intend to do so when we will create our website)? Many businesses have not yet adapted to these trends, and while these businesses continue to provide a user experience that is not so good for mobile users, a lot of users are forced to visit these websites from their desktops. This is a big mistake, and instead of making your users compromise, you should be making your website mobile-friendly. So I want to provide with you these 7 best practices for mobile first design

Prioritize Content 

Less content is better 

Even if you must prioritize a website’s content, don’t forget the other best practices for mobi0le first design, mostly :

Provide Intuitive Navigation

Keep it simple

We have a bad habit of filling our designs with visual noise, making them too ‘busy’, too complex, too ‘cool’. However, according to the best practices for mobile first design :

Test on Real Devices 

With Kleap

Always keep the users in mind

Aside from the technical side of things, mobile-first design is about prioritizing users’ needs. It’s what makes the difference between designing a product with the user in mind and designing a product for yourself or your business. Moreover, I just write a blog post about the creation of a business website if you want to know more about the best practices for mobile first design applied to the business.

7th best practices for mobile first design : Don’t forget the CTA

Mobile first design is a design strategy for websites and applications. If you want to know more about it, please visit our another blog post about the mobile first approach and its importance